MaxAttack replied to anonypickle's topic in Critical Care
You should first clarify what exactly you're looking for. Management of osteomyelitis? Outcomes of osteomyelitis treated outpatient vs inpatient? IV vs oral? Then turn it into a PICO question...
The day I stop seeing panic alarms for "asystole" when there's clearly a rhythm on the monitor or for desats when the probe isn't even on a finger is the day I'll even start to think AI can do this...
While I don't agree with FullGlass's implication that there's something morally wrong with money for sex, I DO agree that posting on a public website is in no way, shape, or form "private."...
Glad to see the Appeals Court is following her advice and is continuing to ensure grossly incompetent and dangerous nurses are held accountable in the appropriate
The more I read about this case the more I'm convinced she ended up the fall guy and will spend her life in prison because the alternative would've been for a hospital to actually take accountability...
MaxAttack replied to WhirlyGirlNurse's topic in General Nursing
The unfortunate thing is even if you provided feedback to the hospital, administration would take that as a sign of poor nursing without considering the factors that lead to it.
They focus on the...
I was failed for being unsafe one semester in nursing school. I kept going, and yeah I felt like I was on the radar and that I barely squeaked through. But I did. I now have almost ten years of...
That first response was way out of line. I find it hard to believe they are a nurse and are so oblivious to such a prevalent disorder.
Autism is a disability covered under the ADA. HR would...
Adenosine works on the AV node so it would be ineffective in afib. Amio is a good first-line drug, but procainamide and sotalol can be effective. I don't know that there's a time per se to wait before...
I'm sure worse things have happened, but now you know for the future.
The biggest issue I see in this particular situation is contamination. I've seen experienced nurses disconnect an infusion...
This case is kind of scary. This all started because someone noticed that a particular nurse was on shift during patient deterioration and deaths. If you pick up shifts and are quick to help in an...
MaxAttack replied to dumbquestion's topic in Nursing Humor
He's going to head to the trauma bay first where the binder would be removed to allow for a complete assessment and a foley would be inserted (good research - part of that is checking for blood)...